Must-See Concerts and Comedy Shows in November 2026 include performances by Patti LaBelle, Kate Nash, Katseye, and more.

She coined the phrase ‘Sí Se Puede’ and spent over seven decades organizing for better treatment and pay for immigrant ...

Emma Stebbins, Mary Bauermeister, Niki de Saint Phalle, Yayoi Kusama, Emilia Faro have aesthetic output that literally covers ...

Rebellious Magazine delivers a unique feminist perspective on Chicago news, events, politics and culture through original articles, essays and interviews. We support feminist businesses and ...

Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) on Wednesday unveiled the six team names and crests for its inaugural season this spring, including the Chicago Tempest. The other teams include: Bay Breakers, Boston ...

Mural at Oak Palace in Holly Springs, Mississippi, featuring Fannie Lou Hamer, Ida B. Wells and Alfred “Skip” Robinson Credit: Michelle Duster It’s only been a little over six months since the 47th ...

Peaches performs at The Vic Theatre in Chicago on March, 7, 2026. On the eve of International Women’s Day, feminist icon and pop provocateur Peaches stopped by The Vic Theatre in Chicago to put on a ...

Ingrid Bergman, Angela Lansbury, and Charles Boyer in GASLIGHT (1944). Credit: MGM. The lights are dimming but someone says the room is bright. That’s gaslighting. The word stems from the MGM classic ...

An American flag is twisted up on its pole, which always feel like an apt metaphor. Photo by Travis Gergen on Unsplash Frederick Douglass named his 1852 keynote address, What to a Slave is the Fourth ...

During day 2 of Creative Cypher’s XL Fest, I attended an absolutely fabulous networking mixer by CynCity Creative. According to their website, they’re “committed to equipping Chicago creatives with ...

The Toledo Troopers, Tulsa Babes, Los Angeles Dandelions, California Mustangs, Dallas Bluebonnets, Pasadena Roses, Philadelphia Queen Bees, Oklahoma City Dolls, and Houston Herricanes may not be ...

The women of Chicago Womxn’s Suffrage Tribute Committee pose in front of the Speak Up! mural at 623 S. Wabash. Left to Right: Michelle Duster, Kris Nesbitt, Lori Osborne, Meg Duguid, Catherine ...